Sentence examples for hidden agreements from inspiring English sources

"Looking for loopholes and hidden agreements that have often existed in the past with Washington, [Netanyahu] has been flummoxed by an unusually united line [on settlements]," said Laura Rozen in Foreign Policy magazine.

"The time of hidden agreements is over, and television debates are the best way".

One sporting body has acted with admirable transparency, the other has hidden behind confidentiality agreements and legal obfuscation.

Returns are kept hidden by nondisclosure agreements, and so V.C.s routinely overstate them, both to encourage investment and to attract entrepreneurs.

Rakoff criticized the government for failing to target individual executives who allegedly hid the agreement to pay Merrill bonuses from shareholders.

When you die, bailiffs will probably show up to your funeral to collect your body for some awful tech startup, brutally referring the mourners to a clause hidden in a licence agreement you never bothered to read.

Nick Rijke of the NOS said: "Nice have a duty to allow public scrutiny of their work, but unfortunately this is the second time they have been found to have acted unlawfully by hiding behind confidentiality agreements.

The question is whether we should allow rich corporations to use provisions hidden in so-called trade agreements to dictate how we will live in the 21st century.

In the book, written with Marc Eliot and due out on Tuesday, Mr. Bass reveals details that had been largely hidden by contracts and nondisclosure agreements: about the end of 'NSync; about his relationship with the boy-band mastermind Lou Pearlman, now in jail in Orlando, Fla., awaiting trial for embezzlement; about why he never made it to space.

There's no fine print, just two links on the page to pages with hugely long agreements with text hidden in the middle of it all that you are actually being sent tons of products and you'll be charged $290 for them all if you don't cancel in ten days.

The question is whether we should allow rich corporations to use provisions hidden in so-called trade agreements to dictate how we will live in the twenty-first century.